Black Belts

Todd Volin

Adam Moyerman

Certified USA Judo Coach
Former District XII Wrestling Champion
Former IJF Youth Elite Athlete
2X Jr. US Open Silver Medalist
2008 Collegiate National Champion (Most Outstanding Competitor)
2005 & 2009 Maccabiah USA Team Member
2007 Pan Am Maccabiah Champion (Most Outstanding Competitor)

Danny Kurtz

Reuven Dulitzki

Started practicing JUDO at the age of 21 years old.

Was a team member of IIT (Israel Institute of Technology) and won 1st place at Israel Universities championship in 1986.

His main JUDO activity is dedicated now these days to Nage No Kata which is JUDO forms performing.

Oleg Pedchenko

Born 06/24/66 in Kiev Ukraine

• Master degree in Physical education
• 3rd degree black belt (Judo)
• certified US National Coach
• certified US Regional Referee
• Winner of USSR National Tournaments, Ukrainian National Champion (cadets), 5th at Senior Ukrainian National Championship
• East Coast champion (Masters), Ocean International Judo Tournament Champion (Masters)

Joe Cianfaro

• Judo Black Judo Belt since 1996
• Sombo AAU 1993 Grand Nationals Sombo Senior Champion
• Sombo USA Team Member, 1993 World Championships
• Sombo USA Team Member/Captain, 1994 World Championships
• Greco Roman Wrestling AAU 1993 Regional - Masters 1st Place
• Freestyle Wrestling AAU 1993 Regional - Masters 2nd Place
• AAU Wrestling Season 1993 Overall Points - Masters 2nd Place
• Coach for Neshaminy Youth Wrestling Club
• Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Blue Belt

Francisco Calderon

Bourne in Peru. He was a jockey in the United States for 10 years running in Kentucky, New York, Florida, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. He had many wins during his career! Also, he is a black belt in Tae Kwan Do, first degree. He's been practicing Judo since 1974 in Peru and in the United States since 1978. He earned his black belt in 1980 with the Master, Lou Moyerman, and he has come in 1st and 2nd in the Green and Black Belt Companions. Francisco started competing in the Nationals and won in FL in the late 1980's. He went to the World Master's Judo Championship in Canada and has achieved 1st and 2nd place titles. He competed in Austria in 2002 and finished 2nd in the World Masters. Most recently, he competed in France in 2004 (2nd place). He has sustained some minor injuries and has stopped competing. However, he continues to train on a weekly basis at the Liberty Bell Judo Club, which is the best Dojo Club in the Northeast. He hopes to inspire yound people to start Judo and to never stop. Go forward to achieve your maximum potential and become successful! This is the only way you can be the best!